What they need is a publisher that allows them to have complete creative control over their own IP as long as they don't kill off the main character of their story (not an issue for Destiny). The most frustrating thing about what I just said is that they had an arrangement like that with Microsoft. The Big M didn't want to get in Bungie's way. They knew Bungie was brilliant, and all they could do was slow them down by giving them too many rules. So, they let them do pretty much whatever they wanted to do (which resulted in Reach, a good game that had way too many flaws). But, Bungie thought the grass was greener on the other side, so they left the comfort of a company that loved and supported their work to find something else. They found that something else in Activision. They found a company that doesn't respect them at all. They found a company that is only out to milk them for every penny they can provide them. They found a company who forces them to exploit their fans. I grant you that being an in house publisher for the number 2 console maker means that your work won't be played by as many people as an independent studio. But at least your work will be pure. It won't be a money grab. It probably won't suck. Too bad. Bungie got greedy, and they lost.